Strength of Schedule Rankings Are Out

[PackerDNA]

Not that I buy into it as a precursor of things to come, but just for kicks....
Houston has the easiest. The hardest? The Packers.


www.cbssports.com for the full article and rankings.

 

[XPack]

It's one of the multitude of factors that influence a season. E.g. No point having the easiest schedule, if your starting QB gets injured!

Not team has really been dominant or unbeatable in recent memory. With AR back and if we shore up the defence a bit, I expect us to win the division and make it deep into playoff's.

 

[906Fan]

I wonder how many tough schedules remain tough by the end of the season, I would guess its very few.

 

[C-Lee]

Doesn't mean anything, teams are different every year.

 

[brandon2348]

Yet were heavy favorites

https://www.tmj4.com/sports/green-b...e-second-best-odds-of-winning-super-bowl-liii

 

[OldSchool101]

I do like to see who has played the toughest schedule based on current opponent win/loss records towards the middle to end of the season, that's a good predictor for the strength of a team.
This offseason toughness predictor changes so drastically because there are so many offseason changes and then each week brings it's impacts such as great athletes that are lost etc.. Just look at what happened to GB in 2017 you can't put much salt in that repeating itself unless you're Colin Cowherd